God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The passion and lofty ambitions of Sun Ce, Gan Ning and Taishi Ci deeply moved Zhou Yu.

So when Zhou Yu faced this familiar situation, he gave himself a halo of mental retardation without even thinking about it.

If I don't lower my IQ, I won't be able to talk about the following topic. With a high IQ, I will only feel embarrassed, but after lowering my IQ, I can fit in.

Then there were bursts of cheers in the hall, making people very curious about what was happening inside.
However, he had already left Lu Su and had no idea what a ridiculous state the meeting hall had become after he left.

Remembering Zhou Yu's instructions, Lu Su also began to work seriously.

Under the guidance of the surrounding soldiers, Lu Su soon met the captured person, Muhlai, one of the commanders of the Kushan Empire's naval fleet.

Looking at this familiar good old man, Muhlai felt a lot more relaxed.

Compared to communicating with Gan Ning, Taishi Ci and others, Muhelai prefers to communicate with the friendly-looking person in front of him.

Not only was the man in front of him more gently spoken, but he would not engage in duels or drills with him.

Although he could feel the improvement of his strength and skills through fighting with Gan Ning, Taishi Ci and others, Muhelai always had a feeling that the other party's ideas were definitely not that simple.

After all, every time he competes, he gets more scars on his body. How can it be possible not to have wild thoughts?

If he were a normal warrior, he might pursue strength and skills, and would naturally be fearless when facing such pain.

After all, the prerequisite for becoming stronger is to be able to endure hardships, endure hardship, or have outstanding talents.

But it is undeniable that a strong person is not only strong in basic qualities, but also has strong willpower. Obviously, Muhle does not meet this condition.

Muhle himself has no desire to become a strong man. The current strength he has is enough for him.

As a real ruling class, the power of the Brahmins cannot be simply based on force. The fact that their force can reach this level has already surpassed many of their peers.

Muhle's strength is due to his past persistence and hard work, but after enjoying the class treatment, he quickly degenerated and transferred.

In naval battles, personal military strength is really useless. It would be more useful to have more command ability.

"General, are you feeling uncomfortable living here?" Lu Su thought about Muhelai's identity and hesitated for a moment before calling him general instead of Brahmin.

The Brahmins, who represent theocracy, are really unacceptable.

As wise people, it is difficult for the Han people to accept such facts and to acknowledge such a situation.

On the one hand, I believe in the power of gods, but on the other hand, I deny their power. Gods may be able to control the seasons from above, but if possible, it is better not to interfere in mortal matters.

As a human being, we should have our own control and initiative, instead of pinning everything on the illusory gods.

"No, no, it's very good, very good. As long as I don't see the other two generals, I think this day is still very good..." When Muhelai heard this, he explained on the spot, fearing that if he spoke too slowly, Taishi Ci and Gan Ning would come over again.

Looking at Muhelai, who seemed to have suffered psychological trauma, Lu Su suddenly wanted to laugh, but he was only briefly happy in his heart, feeling fortunate for the powerful force of his army, but quickly regained his calm state of mind.

It is because they have powerful military force that they have the confidence to plan for the future. Regardless of whether they succeed or not, at least they can guarantee their current achievements.

Thinking of what he was going to do, Lu Su became more easygoing. He sat aside and said with a gentle smile, "General, you don't know that General Gan, General Taishi, and General Sun do not belong to the same fleet, or even the same naval force. Facing this situation on the battlefield, it is normal for them to feel unhappy in their hearts..."

Make a judgement based on Muhle's thoughts and attitude at the moment, as well as the small movements he occasionally displays, and after analysis, say something to the other person.

When Muhle heard these words, he finally understood why he was beaten. It turned out that the reason was so simple.

It turns out that the other party were not the same group of people. Instead of surrendering to the people who beat him, he surrendered to another group of people. What would the people who originally beat him think?
Just thinking about it carefully and putting himself in the other person's shoes, Muhle asked himself that even he himself could not accept such a fact, let alone others.

But this is the fact, but it doesn't mean that Muhle can accept being beaten. Being beaten is very painful.

As a Brahmin, under normal circumstances, he is the only one who can beat others. When will others beat him, or dare to beat him?

It would be impossible for him not to feel resentful in his heart in this situation of identity exchange. Now that he understood the reason, Muhle felt even more wronged.

He was able to arrive ahead of everyone and make many Han soldiers make way for him. This handsome and young guy looked like a commander of an army.

The result was indeed that there was an army commander, but there was not only one army present, but also more than one commander. What was the purpose of this?
Originally, he could still count on Sun Ce to say something fair, but it turned out that Sun Ce had no idea of ​​his true thoughts.

Sometimes, when there is a competition and a small team battle, he would be specially dragged into it.

Of course, what Sun Ce wanted was to increase the feelings and understanding between the two sides through fighting. After all, he was a master of internal energy, so he should still have some pursuit of martial arts.

Muhelai's real thoughts were completely different from what Sun Ce thought, so his favorability not only did not increase, but instead decreased a lot.

Comparing the treatment he received as a Brahmin in the past with the current treatment, Muhlai felt the huge difference.

Compared with the Brahmin period, when people were arrogant and did not treat others as human beings, they arbitrarily commanded and scolded others, and even did not mind beating others to death when necessary.

As a result, when it came to the Han army, there was no clear class distinction as before. Even if they met their former subordinates, local natives, or those damned untouchables, they could not just kill them. It was really incomprehensible. Why is there such an outrageous and powerful country in the world? (End of this chapter)